Better still, the actual effect is one which absolutely rewards repeated use each trigger adds more value to your board, but also digs deeper into your deck to find more fuel or potential game-ending payoffs
They won't trigger during your third, fourth, or other additional main phases in a single turn, if effects somehow cause you to have more than two main phases
He comes in with haste, menace, and MTG ward 2 for protection, and when he attacks, you get to sacrifice your whole board and then play a bunch of instant and sorcery spells off the top of your library for free
That legendary status carries over into the TCG, where this card is not just rare but deeply symbolic
The cosmic blue and white colors in the background create the perfect blurred effect that makes Jirachi appear to be soaring through the air
Dust Elemental as well, works against devotion by returning three of your creatures back to your hand, removing both devotion and field presence